My thoughts exactly. It's so fascinating to see the ridiculous way in which memes have evolved and probably will continue to do so. And just in the span of a decade I feel like.
Dada is NOT nonsensical for nothing. Dada was designed to be a war protest movement and awake a search for a new morality - Richard Huelsenbeck. People need to delve deeper in their understanding of what Dada really is. The origin of the word IS clear. Nothing to do with Tzara. Huelsenbeck pointed to the word in the dictionary that Hugo Ball opened, looking for an alternative name for a Swiss singer scheduled to appear at the club, but whose name was unpronounceable. To say Dada has no mission is a total misrepresentation.
Yes I got a bit annoyed with the video, to the point I couldn't even finish it... it's like you let a random person briwse wikipedia and proclaim themselves an artist
All these people talking about how she talks. When to me, that's the most alluring thing about her. It makes her unique and beautiful. Be happy with your vanilla cone clones. And save the uniqueness for people like me who appreciate different.
I studied dada at high school.....this critique doesn't emphasise enough that dada was a response to the madness of ww1 of the rich industrialists sending of soldiers on all side to be slaughtered wholesale by the new industrial weapons such as the automatic gatlin gun and psychologically fucked up by nerve gases....dada was reflecting what the wealthy were implying....up was down....just as today....we have leaders in Australia and many other country saying 'coal is good for humanity'....this presentation is endemic of what the Internet is famous for....the retelling of history whilst removing all its teeth....I feel she is more interested in 'looking fb happy' than passing on the deep understanding of what dada was about.....look up some Otto Dix art works...sure he departed from dada....but he was influenced by dada that got him painting the tormented wrecks that came back from ww1 and littered the streets like car wrecks....that is dada
can you please tell me the significance of this quote:“the new painter creates a world, the elements of which are also its implements, a sober, definite work without argument”
Thanks for this summery, its a great intro. Everyone has slightly different opinions on this (some are just flippin rude(why do they bother?)) but I guess that's the idea. Keep every one on their toes.
The meaning of "Dada" according to Tristan Tzara during a french interview: "Dada was chosen randomly in a dictionnary for the reason it means nothing and it does not hold us to any dogmatism"
We watched this in my AP Art History Class! You make it very easy to understand this crazy thing called "Dadaism"! lol Btw, what kind of Asian are you?
I've always loved this kinda stuff never realized it had a name. There's so much that can fall under the category of dada from Andy Kaufman's anti-comedy to Kurt Cobains anti-solos. Again, just discovering this so maybe I'm wrong.
I'm in NY going for a second teacher's certification, first being special education. Since I completed all coursework for art and decided to take the exam to open up job options(state teacher's exam, visual art content) Since I completed course work years ago and only do photography now...I was wondering do you have any advice on how to study for this? Are you familiar with this type of exam, maybe you have the certification?
Dada was actually primarily against anti-traditionalist art. It served as a means to ridicule and mock those bourgeois and their artists who saw the world through a subjective lens. It was to take their works and point out the ridiculousness of their subjectivity and lack of artistic value.
I suspect both Hitler and the Vatican hated dadaism, seeing that dada promoted a liberal and rebellious attitude towards traditional concepts of polarity, as in good versus bad ( from a popular social perspective ), or statistically normal versus statistically deviant. All art is political. And what constitutes good art is ultimately decided by consumers, though the art critics deride or extol a particular work. Which is why, Slapshot (Paul Newman) is a cult classic whilst few remember, The Sound of Music, which apparently won a bunch of Oscars.
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At one point, the content on your shelves in the background changes. It would have been cool to do this on purpose periodically - to have dada things happen subtly throughout your video. I like your video.
Personally, I strive for true and wholly uninterpretable nonsense for my art. I find that there is nothing more satisfying than "getting" that there is nothing to "get". I think this sets me apart from Dada, but what do I know?
Yay! I don't know why, but I always thought that Dada was the name of an artist, although now that I think about it it's probably because my brain's ridiculous and things Dada==Dali (although to be fair, Our Friend Sal is a bit of a surrealist himself so I mean it's not THAT farfetched... right?)
So would The webcomic Sweet Bro and Hella Jeff count as Dada? It's a very strange comic meant to be as nonsensical as possible and make fun of certain tropes and ideas (like when it makes fun of the token black friend trope by adding Geromy who's absolutely perfect and never screws up); however, it also exists as a sort of side comic to another, more logical work as well. Knowing this, does it still count?
I think that it could be considered dada. It clearly aims to overturn traditional tropes and expectations of the medium of webcomics (e.g. good art, punchlines, coherent narratives etc.). It's probably a safer bet to just call it surrealist, as this is what dada eventually became. I think dadaism refers specifically to the early surrealism, which came from an anti-war, leftist position.
MysticalEric Yeah, I figured ad much as well, but I felt getting a second opinion was a good idea anyway. :) Plus, it seems to have a basis in irony as well, and I don't think every Dada artist was aiming for an ironic angle.
General feel nice, upbeat, BUT you feature only men and the DADA movement was the FIRST significant moment for WOMEN artists to be active, to be equal to their male counterparts. You even ignore Emmy Hemmings who COFOUNDED Cabaret Voltaire. I would recommend redoing the otherwise engaging synopsis to include the amazing WOMEN of DADA.
ForeverScape'll clear out some of your old, stale, ideas =). Please, this is a call to papers to re-write the history on ForeverScape Art. No other artist with a piece larger than the Titanic has their own mobile app.
Sense And originates in random A poem denies word dada a dictionary. denies all sense in selected denies sense and dada 'hobbyhorse', at from which reason. Originates a word which all dada originates in 'hobbyhorse', the.
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aren't we in a sort of dadaist movement now but with memes?
autopilotfootprints yep, neo-dadaism is essentially what meme culture is.
Dadaism is pretty much shit posting before shit posting was a thing.
My thoughts exactly. It's so fascinating to see the ridiculous way in which memes have evolved and probably will continue to do so. And just in the span of a decade I feel like.
YTPs are post-dadaism
We are in a similar environment, lots of meaninglessness and general disconent just like what birthed dadaism originally.
I have always thought, since 2015, memes are becoming increasingly Dadaist. I grew a new appreciation for these memes when I realized that.
Dada is NOT nonsensical for nothing. Dada was designed to be a war protest movement and awake a search for a new morality - Richard Huelsenbeck. People need to delve deeper in their understanding of what Dada really is. The origin of the word IS clear. Nothing to do with Tzara. Huelsenbeck pointed to the word in the dictionary that Hugo Ball opened, looking for an alternative name for a Swiss singer scheduled to appear at the club, but whose name was unpronounceable. To say Dada has no mission is a total misrepresentation.
Yes I got a bit annoyed with the video, to the point I couldn't even finish it... it's like you let a random person briwse wikipedia and proclaim themselves an artist
thank you for educating people on that - what Dada was designed to do - there was critical thinking behind it and we need that again now!
They're very serious about not being serious.
Dada was a reaction of the first world war and all of the anger frustration and conflict that went with it. It was an anti-art movement.
we feel ripe for neo-dada
The books on the shelf keep changing. I am assuming this is intentional.
+LetsGoSatchel ;)
DADA
All these people talking about how she talks. When to me, that's the most alluring thing about her. It makes her unique and beautiful. Be happy with your vanilla cone clones. And save the uniqueness for people like me who appreciate different.
Your videos are great! I have my finals next week, including my Art History exam. Your videos are really helping me revise! Thanks!
Thanks for watching! I'm glad they are helpful :) Good luck with exams!!
Yeah, I've had fairly post-Dadaist philosophy for several years now and have engaged in the Dadaism myself. Your energy to talk about it is nice.
Thank you! This is a great source for my report DADAISM!
Happy Birthday Dada!
Markiplier E is a Dada piece with such meaning woven through the image. Such art
I studied dada at high school.....this critique doesn't emphasise enough that dada was a response to the madness of ww1 of the rich industrialists sending of soldiers on all side to be slaughtered wholesale by the new industrial weapons such as the automatic gatlin gun and psychologically fucked up by nerve gases....dada was reflecting what the wealthy were implying....up was down....just as today....we have leaders in Australia and many other country saying 'coal is good for humanity'....this presentation is endemic of what the Internet is famous for....the retelling of history whilst removing all its teeth....I feel she is more interested in 'looking fb happy' than passing on the deep understanding of what dada was about.....look up some Otto Dix art works...sure he departed from dada....but he was influenced by dada that got him painting the tormented wrecks that came back from ww1 and littered the streets like car wrecks....that is dada
Thanks for this. I've always been interested in dada and now I know a little bit more about it
Thanks for watching!
A true expression creating an experence for thought process
Great overview, this video will help my high school students better understand Dada. Thanks, and I hope you keep making them!
Thanks so much!
wow! this was really so great! I love learning this stuff, and you are super adorable!
Just watched programme about Dada and watching you.
can you please tell me the significance of this quote:“the new painter creates a world, the elements of which are also its implements, a sober, definite work without argument”
Thank you your video was very helpful! I can't wait to bring dadaism art back!
What a great channel, watching your videos has definitely helped me for my art history exam next week!
Stefan Konichev So glad it helps! Good luck on your exam
I think the last one was me during my last nervous breakdown.
Great video, thanks! I've been trying to find out where the word "dada" came from. You gave several possibilities. That helps.
I love your fluty voice
Thanks for this summery, its a great intro. Everyone has slightly different opinions on this (some are just flippin rude(why do they bother?)) but I guess that's the idea. Keep every one on their toes.
The meaning of "Dada" according to Tristan Tzara during a french interview: "Dada was chosen randomly in a dictionnary for the reason it means nothing and it does not hold us to any dogmatism"
Wonderful overview of Dada, and I really love your voice.
You should do all of the art movements! Do impressionism!!!
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Thanks for this video! Well made & reminded me of the quality you see in the Crash Course videos here on TH-cam. I'm subscribing :)
ahoyhoy1 Thank you so much! I love crash course :)
We watched this in my AP Art History Class! You make it very easy to understand this crazy thing called "Dadaism"! lol
Btw, what kind of Asian are you?
Clementhe Bacani That's amazing! Thanks for coming back to say hi :) I'm Chinese-American
Exasperating, for sure.
I've always loved this kinda stuff never realized it had a name. There's so much that can fall under the category of dada from Andy Kaufman's anti-comedy to Kurt Cobains anti-solos.
Again, just discovering this so maybe I'm wrong.
Thank you so much for the video; your knowledge is greatly appreciated and has been incredibly helpful!
It's not intended to be mean but when I listen to your videos to sleep idk why but they put me to sleep so quickly hahaha
I'm in NY going for a second teacher's certification, first being special education. Since I completed all coursework for art and decided to take the exam to open up job options(state teacher's exam, visual art content) Since I completed course work years ago and only do photography now...I was wondering do you have any advice on how to study for this? Are you familiar with this type of exam, maybe you have the certification?
+Jackie Rose I'm sorry, I don't have any experience in this :/ I hope it goes well!
That was a wonderful overview of dada! You made it so clear, I'm definitely subscribing because I really enjoy learning about art history
Did anyone notice the shelf changing?
where can I find that Hans Richter quote? is it from a manifesto?
+will evans Hans Richter's Dada: art and anti-art
A nice introduction! Excellent work! Viva Dada! :)
Thanks for making me understand Dadaism, what a great video! can you make a video about japanese haiku, please :)
Thank you so much! Really explained in a way that gets you interest :)
Dada pretty much gave the world collage.
I love your talks and use them in my Art History classes. You should add The Baroness to this video--OR make a whole video about her~:)
Dada was actually primarily against anti-traditionalist art. It served as a means to ridicule and mock those bourgeois and their artists who saw the world through a subjective lens. It was to take their works and point out the ridiculousness of their subjectivity and lack of artistic value.
A very well put exploration of the birth and early evolution of Dada, thank you! Also, fishlegs
Samuel Matthew McCarthy Thanks Samuel :) Fishlegs??
i was expecting a horse puking dictionaries at the end
This is a funky piece of music sampling Kurt Schwitters Ursonate. I hope you enjoy listening to it: soundcloud.com/esimmonds/collecting-kurts-giro
Thank you for explaining it so well!!!
Thank you! I love listening to you talk. Your energy is really nice, you're lovely. Thanks for investing time and energy into this video for us!
Thanks for watching!
I suspect both Hitler and the Vatican hated dadaism, seeing that dada promoted a liberal and rebellious attitude towards traditional concepts of polarity, as in good versus bad ( from a popular social perspective ), or statistically normal versus statistically deviant. All art is political. And what constitutes good art is ultimately decided by consumers, though the art critics deride or extol a particular work. Which is why, Slapshot (Paul Newman) is a cult classic whilst few remember, The Sound of Music, which apparently won a bunch of Oscars.
Ye khat hai Manglam, Abhyudaya aur Aapke chahne wale ke naam se..... Video acha tha. Aapke masude bade pyare hai, aur apki awaz badi madhur aur pyari.... 🥺❤
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Jis jis ko Neha Kakkar pasand hai thoko like 😛😛😝😝😱😱😱😱
love your videos they really help me learn for my studies . could you make a surrealism video😊
You are a beautiful work of art.
This was very Interesting and informative. Thank you very much for posting this 😉✌️!
This was super helpful, thank you!
Such a beautiful explanation thank you!
Thanks for this video! I learnt a lot!
At one point, the content on your shelves in the background changes. It would have been cool to do this on purpose periodically - to have dada things happen subtly throughout your video. I like your video.
Personally, I strive for true and wholly uninterpretable nonsense for my art. I find that there is nothing more satisfying than "getting" that there is nothing to "get". I think this sets me apart from Dada, but what do I know?
Yay! I don't know why, but I always thought that Dada was the name of an artist, although now that I think about it it's probably because my brain's ridiculous and things Dada==Dali (although to be fair, Our Friend Sal is a bit of a surrealist himself so I mean it's not THAT farfetched... right?)
Dada is a GOOD name! Hahaha
That was helpful. Thank you!😸😻😻😻
I agree, but I wonder why she keeps moving the books round on the back book shelf.
Really good talk. Thank you.
This was so informative, I love it :)
Sheeeeeeeesh
I am here because of T.O.P. ❤
Cool video. One learns new stuff every day, thanks :)
+L'aventurier de l'univers So glad to hear that! :)
Wow, great video!
Please continue making more videos ps you have a perfect set of teeth im so jealous :(
Covid-19 and lots of things happening around the pandemic are in many aspects like a worldwide DADA happening
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Nice and informative video, the only downside is the audio.
If you've ever wondered what the Police song, "Do Do Do, Da, Da, Da" is really about, here's your explanation.
So would The webcomic Sweet Bro and Hella Jeff count as Dada? It's a very strange comic meant to be as nonsensical as possible and make fun of certain tropes and ideas (like when it makes fun of the token black friend trope by adding Geromy who's absolutely perfect and never screws up); however, it also exists as a sort of side comic to another, more logical work as well. Knowing this, does it still count?
I think that it could be considered dada. It clearly aims to overturn traditional tropes and expectations of the medium of webcomics (e.g. good art, punchlines, coherent narratives etc.). It's probably a safer bet to just call it surrealist, as this is what dada eventually became. I think dadaism refers specifically to the early surrealism, which came from an anti-war, leftist position.
MysticalEric Yeah, I figured ad much as well, but I felt getting a second opinion was a good idea anyway. :)
Plus, it seems to have a basis in irony as well, and I don't think every Dada artist was aiming for an ironic angle.
General feel nice, upbeat, BUT you feature only men and the DADA movement was the FIRST significant moment for WOMEN artists to be active, to be equal to their male counterparts. You even ignore Emmy Hemmings who COFOUNDED Cabaret Voltaire. I would recommend redoing the otherwise engaging synopsis to include the amazing WOMEN of DADA.
Great video, thanks so much! Subscribed :)
Rori Brown Glad you liked it! Thanks so much :)
Interesting info!!! TKU
Nice little art talk.
Superb👏
It's .. not bad ? But in the concept of dadaist polarity, simply because some thing is not bad, does not make it automatically, good.
tnku very much really helped for my upcoming xam :P tnz
Dadaism is for art in general, what punk is for music.
DaDa is life, life is DaDa
Ubisoft goes Steamwork bye bye, always on DMR.
Early stage of hippies.
Dada then, may-may now.
I think i saw the book "Art History for Dummies" on your book shelf :-p
Sajjad Azim You did! :) I'll take any help I can get haha
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Get free wifi anywhere you go!
@@letozdiarstek4930 Ayo the pizza here!
"Designed to be misunderstood..."
Intended to demoralize, and undermine beauty.
Nice good, looks like you really did your homework on this one. I'll be using part of this to help teach my elementary students about Dada. Thanks!
Doom dada dida doomdada
ForeverScape'll clear out some of your old, stale, ideas =). Please, this is a call to papers to re-write the history on ForeverScape Art. No other artist with a piece larger than the Titanic has their own mobile app.
Solid basis for dank memes
Sense
And originates in random
A poem denies word dada a dictionary.
denies all sense in selected
denies sense and dada 'hobbyhorse', at from
which reason. Originates a word
which all dada originates in 'hobbyhorse', the.
Kirt Schwitters was the best dadist!
FloriDaDa
Lady Dada...
AMOGUS *fards*
are Memes Dada?
sudo nym yes u could call it modern dadaism
Dadaism: TrUMp...
Something should be true.
why u moving the books? so people think that u actually read books u have there?
No, memes are not dadaist when the same memes are used over and over again.